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CHAPTER- 7, SCRATCH PROGRAMMING – II


CHAPTER- 7 SCRATCH PROGRAMMING – II

STAGE- Stage is the background on which animations and other actions take place.

SPRITE- A Sprite is a graphic image, usually animated, that a user can interact with and that moves around.

BACKDROP- The background you see on the on the stage is called a Backdrop.

HAT BLOCKS- Hat Blocks are used to start a script and usually found in events categories of block.

VOLUME AND TEMPO- The loudness of sound is called its volume and the speed at which sound plays is called its tempo.

VARIABLE- A Variable is a placeholder that can hold/store a value as long as your script runs.

EVENT- an Event in general, refers to occurrence of some actions recognized by computer.

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